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04-28-2012, 08:32 AM
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CSP-RU Spring 2012
Anybody take it? What did you think? I'll put together my thoughts in a few
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GOB: A young neighborhood tough by the name of Steve Holt’s gonna be here any minute. Michael: Your son. GOB: According to him. Michael: And a DNA test. GOB: I hear the jury's still out on science. 
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04-29-2012, 07:05 AM
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Felt like a lot of questions to answer all of them. FAS question was worth too little for the amount of work it needed. I was surprised by the options expense question but it wasn't hard. I was also surprised by the question on IAS 19 as revised but probably shouldn't have been.
What do you all think?
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GOB: A young neighborhood tough by the name of Steve Holt’s gonna be here any minute. Michael: Your son. GOB: According to him. Michael: And a DNA test. GOB: I hear the jury's still out on science. Last edited by George Oscar Bluth; 04-30-2012 at 09:50 AM..
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04-29-2012, 08:27 AM
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The public pension question tripped me up a bit. I'm not confident I scored highly on that one. I spoke about intergenerational transfer of risk by investing in equities, and the fact that future contributions would likely be needed to fund future accruals and inflation indexing (unless benefits frozen).
Agree on FAS question, I would have liked a more complicated accounting problem worth more points. As it was, that was a lot of work for just 5 points. General theme of the exam seemed to be writing long responses for just a handful of points.
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